Hello peers! In today’s article, I will be discussing the various clubs international students can join at our vibrant Solbridge International Business School. As one of the most international universities in South Korea, Solbridge is known for its diverse student body, with approximately 80% international students from over 70 different countries. 

Given the high percentage of international students, it’s no surprise that most clubs on campus were founded and are managed by international students themselves. This makes our school’s clubs not only diverse but also incredibly inclusive, catering to a broad spectrum of interests and passions. Currently, Solbridge offers 14 clubs, each contributing to the rich student life on campus. Whether you're interested in intellectual debates, entrepreneurship, writing, sports, or social impact, there is likely a club that aligns with your interests.

I personally had the pleasure of joining several clubs that have significantly enriched my experience here. One of them is the Solbridge Debate Club, a space where we engage in lively discussions on various topics, ranging from global issues to everyday matters. Debate clubs are an excellent way to sharpen your critical thinking and public speaking skills, as well as to learn how to build and defend arguments. Also, our students always go to Debate Championships with SKY and other top universities in Korea. For anyone interested in honing these essential skills, I highly recommend joining this club.

Another fantastic club that I am a part of is Pep Talks, which focuses on motivational speaking and personal development. Pep Talks Club is where students come together to inspire and support each other in both academic and personal endeavors. Whether you are shy or an experienced speaker, the club is open to anyone who wants to grow in these areas.